candycorn
Diamond Member
Tl dr dcThese folks don't need to interview you. If you understand how statistics work, they have samples, they can do this without you just fine. They have folks that think and act just like you.It would explain Trump and Prime Minister May. The English seem to be in a mood to correct their mistake. We shall see if the U.S. is equally yoked.
The article is talking about you doofus. Stop being an idiot.
The elites thought the public was so dumb they would elect someone as corrupt as Hillary, so they put someone as awful as Trump against her to make it a certainty. What they didn't count on is being outsmarted.
Wise up.
Really? I wasn't interviewed.
I doubt it was about me.....
Are you always this retarded?
When I don't conform to government and corporate conspiracy theories that have little to no evidence to back them up, you call ME the tin foil hatter, but you accept their explanations with little to no proof. What it tells me, is you do little to no, actual READING. I can tell from the way you post, you just regurgitate what you see and hear, with very little, if any actual critical thinking. This bespeaks of someone who does little if any reading and reflection. Don't worry, from what I read on this forum, you are not alone.
THIS, in a nutshell is the primary source and hypothesized cause for this declined which started in the seventies. Mac might wish to associate it with tech, but it started before then.
This is the article that the blog post the OP was based on. It would shock me if you read it.
We Are All Getting Dumber, New Science Proves, and No One Is Sure Why
Are our terrible diets, bad schools, tech obsession, and increasingly trashy media to blame?
We Are All Getting Dumber, New Science Proves, and No One Is Sure Why
". . . So we know that the culprit is nurture rather than nature (or, sorry xenophobes, migration), but scientists are still baffled as to what exact aspect of modern life is driving the decline. Some have proposed that our tech obsession might be to blame, but as the decline started in the 1970s, well before everyone spent their days staring at screens, that can't be the whole story.
Other proposed explanations are unhealthy modern diets, increasingly trashy media, or a decline in the quality of schooling or the prevalence of reading.. . . "
1 Incredibly Simple Way to Stand Out From the Crowd
I'm ashamed to say, I have only read 12 books so far this year, a new low for me. I had another surgery. What's your excuse?